Cab heater.

[Mightyduk1]

So I pulled the dash apart, tested all fuses, relays and made sure power was getting to the motor. Took the motor out and tested this on a battery. Everything was good. I cleaned the contacts and still nothing.
Thought it must be the resistor so tested and was getting power.
Half a day it took me.
Thinking I’m not getting anywhere with it, I left the dash apart and booked it in with a auto electrician.
40 mins later after getting rather baffled with it he found a added fuse on the line which had blown.
All back up and running now.
I can’t believe it was a fuse in a easy place to get too.
Looks like the last owners had done this so they didn’t have to take dash apart to change the fuse.
Oh well, I suppose I know now.


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[Nesting Zombie]

Yeah Hidden or Extra in line fussing can be a nightmare to find when Fault finding Can’t they !.

Glad it’s sorted now though,,,
I’ve just put another Log on My ‘Cab Heater’ so all good for another 40 or 50 mins lol lol